Jesús M. Grillo Trujillo, 57, is a journalist and co-publisher of New/Nueva Opinión, a Spanish language newspaper based in the Battle Creek/Kalamazoo area. He’s served on several nonprofit boards in Battle Creek and has organized Hispanic Heritage Month celebrations and… Continue Reading
Tania Fleitas, 38, was born in Argentina and moved to the U.S. in 2017. A cultural agent and community interpreter and a classroom assistant at an area Montessori school, Fleitas also was the founder of Teatro Latinoamericano y Vecinal de… Continue Reading
Dear Bruins, Welcome to Kellogg Community College! Today is the official start of the Fall 2021 semester at KCC and we’re excited you’re here. Whether you’re a first-time or returning student, we welcome you warmly on this beautiful August day… Continue Reading
Editor’s note: The following is a submission from Kellogg Community College alumnus Ian C. Bush, a staff sergeant (E-5) in the U.S. Air Force. When I graduated from Harper Creek High School in 2011, I was nervous and had a… Continue Reading
Not interested in a desk job, sitting in a chair staring at a computer all day? Do you like to take things apart to see how they work? Do you like to troubleshoot things that aren’t working properly and fix… Continue Reading
The year 2020 was a quieter one than most in Kellogg Community College’s storied 65-year history, with the silent halls perhaps nowhere more noticeable than the music wing of the Davidson Visual and Performing Arts Center. The Davidson Center is… Continue Reading
Kellogg Community College students seeking academic advising this year will meet with advisors under the leadership of one of the top academic advising administrators in North America. Dr. Donna Malaski, Director of Academic Advising at KCC, is the 2021 recipient… Continue Reading
As most of us Michiganders hunkered down and braced against the cold at home inside this January, Drew Hutchinson was braving the elements outdoors as part of a training program that will help him better serve his students. Hutchinson, manager… Continue Reading
This time last year the members of the KCC baseball team faced a stark reality as a promising season was cut short by the onset of COVID-19. The team had been ranked eighth in the nation going into its annual… Continue Reading
Dear Bruins, The first six weeks of the spring semester are nearly complete, which means you’ll soon begin to see signs of warmer weather, dry roads and the fruits of your academic labors thanks to your perseverance so far in… Continue Reading